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Thanks. As I surmised and you confirm, I can do what I prefer if I connect with speaker level inputs to the sub like with a REL sub. But if I want to stay digital, I have to use the WiiM for my filtering, OK. Not my preference so I'll submit a ticket if it helps......

Hey all, I've tried to search on this topic, but what info I could find seems to be conflicting, and the online documentation isn't helpful either. I have standmount speakers being driven by the WiiM Amp, and I'm using an SVS SB1000 Pro subwoofer driven from the Amp's sub-out. I have activated...

Downloaded the trial version of Mp3tag for Mac and was able to open the aif files no problem.

Cool, that's exactly how I'd be using it as well. I use my Dots as "voice remotes" throughout my home.

In your setup, does music then play on both the Amp and your Echo Dot? I wouldn't want that. I love the Dots, but the Amp is set up on a real stereo system. When I want that system playing music, I don't want to hear the tinny Dot, fun as it is on its own terms.

ID3, no idea what that is. Yes, the files are native aif, created from direct CD rips on my old Mac via iTunes circa 2010 or so. I'll convert them all to flac if I absolutely must, but I'd really prefer not to. WiiM is supposed to be Mac-friendly out of the box, so I've been a bit surprised that...

Update: No success. Amp still doesn't recognize aif files on my disk after the firmware update. WiiM App shows the firmware has been updated. I had the Amp re-scan the stick drive, no luck. It plays the flac files on the stick no problem, but not aif.

I think I have it working now. I had it linked to Alexa already, but Alexa wasn't sending commands to the WiiM Amp. I changed the name of the device in the Amazon Alexa app and that seems to have solved the problem; I can now tell Alexa "Play X on Amazon Music on Streaming Amp" and I get a...

This is what I've been trying to figure out too, so a tutorial like this would definitely be appreciated on this end. I use Alexa Voice via multiple Echo Dots, Shows and Fire Tablets (wall mounted) throughout my home to control so many devices and actions at this point, I'm hooked. I would love...

This. Regardless, thanks WiiM!!

Metadata better than wav, worse than flac.

FYI Part 2--Since this is just a test USB stick I've been using at 8GB in size, the number of files involved is modest at <300. So I went ahead and cleared the drive, converted the files from .aif to .flac via the free utility MediaHuman Audio Converter for Mac, and re-loaded the stick. WiiM Amp...

Unfortunately, since day 1 of digital media, you Pee Cee guys have always had it better than us in the Mac space. I got initiated into Macs in 1987 by my employer--they put a Mac SE on my desk and told me to use it--and I've been Mac ever since. Things haven't been helped by Apple's close-vested...

I have a large library, really don't want to convert so many files just for this purpose. WiiM documentation says it supports aif files, so I'll wait for their response. I suppose another option would be to load the files from a computer on the local network and then AirPlay them over to the...

FYI, I renamed all the files with an .aiff extension instead of .aif, asked the Amp to rescan the USB stick--no change in behavior. Amp ignores the aiffs, only sees the mp3 files. The files play normal on Mac OS whether the aif or aiff suffix is attached to them.

Hi everyone, Just created an account for the forum, I received my WiiM Amp a couple days ago and have it connected for basic playback so far just to get going. Streaming from my Amazon Music Unlimited account and playing from a CD transport connected to the Amp via Toslink cable. My problem...